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Microfactory

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Eröffnung des Berliner Showrooms von Textil vernetzt (v.l.n.r.): Otto Fricke, MdB (FDP) und Ordentliches Mitglied im Bundesfinanzierungsgremium sowie im Haushaltsausschuss; Prof. Dr. Thomas Gries, Institutsleiter ITA; Ingeborg Neumann, Präsidentin Gesamtverband textil+mode; Stefan Schnorr, Leiter der Abteilung Digital- und Innovationspolitik im Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Energie (BMWi); Insa Klasing, TheNextWe; Peter Brunsberg, bagjack e.K.; Prof. Dr. Meike Tilebein, Leiterin Management Research an den DITF; Dr. Yves-Simon Gloy, Institutsleiter STFI; Dr. Karl-Peter Fritz, Projektleiter Textil vernetzt und stellvertretender Institutsleiter bei Hahn-Schickard; Sebastian Ihling, Alfred Apelt GmbH © Textil vernetzt

 
20/04/2018 – Gesamtverbandes textil+mode

Gesamtverbandes textil+mode

Mittelstand 4.0-Kompetenzzentrum Textil vernetzt

Das Mittelstand 4.0.-Kompetenzzentrum Textil vernetzt zeigt in Berlin, welche Chancen die Digitalisierung der Textil- und Bekleidungsindustrie bietet. By  Editorial staff
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In extreme sporting circles Schorschi is a legend © Young Pirates

 
19/04/2018 – Textile printing part 2

Textile printing part 2

Schorschi Schauf and Young Pirates

In extreme canoeing circles, Georg “Schorschi” Schauf is nothing short of a legend. ... By  Editorial staff
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ltrasonic welding is a modern, future-oriented and economical alternative and a supplement to conventional sewing technology © Munich Fabric Start

 
10/04/2018 – Microfactory part 5

Microfactory part 5

The worksteps in the Microfactory – Step 4: Finishing

After design, printing and cutting in the Microfactory, the next step is to assemble the individual pieces into one garment. By  Editorial staff
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The special feature of the Microfactory concept? All the work steps are realized on just a few square meters, so the customer can see it all happening live while his product is created. Here: individual designs were printed on transfer paper © Munich Fabric Start

 
20/02/2018 – Microfactory - part 3

Microfactory - part 3

The work steps in the Microfactory - Step 2: Printing

The customer has created his desired design – now it’s getting serious, because it’s time for production to start! By  Editorial staff
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The first step for the apparel industry in the Microfactory is the garment’s individual design on the computer © Human Solutions

 
01/02/2018 – Microfactory - part 2

Microfactory - part 2

The Worksteps - Step 1: Design

One of the biggest advantages of the Microfactory is its orientation on the customer and the customer’s wishes. By  Editorial staff
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In Part 1 of our 2018 special series, we devote our attention to the development of textile printing from the 1990s to the present day © Multi-Plot

 
29/01/2018 – Textile printing – Part 1

Textile printing – Part 1

Digital becomes the norm – the transformation of textile printing

Digital print technology provides opportunities to create new and original surface designs quickly. By  Editorial staff